Hi there fellow Silver Stackers! I'm from Melbourne and just joined the site. I've been aware of this site for years/decades but failed to actively participate or join. Silly me! I've purchased and collected random numismatic coins for the past two decades. I've a few favourites that I've purchased for their uniqueness and appearance. Though the majority as an investment with the hope they'd increase over time. I now want to put an inventory of my small collection together and decide what is worth holding on for longer and what I may consider selling. How to find that out and where to go to do that.
Few years ago when I tried to sell here my George VI 1937 specimen gold proof sovereign set with its original box for AUD 5000 dollars nobody was interested, so I sent it to a US auction site where it was sold for 10,000 USD. This the reason I chose other on my voting, because my choice comes from real experience.
I chose EBay because it has a wider audience, numi ppl don’t really care about spot as much as Stackers. eBay sucks in many ways (fee’s/PayPal reversals etc) but without a doubt it gives access to a huge pool of interested buyers who are on the hunt.
How time flies... it was back in 2014 and your ask was $7400. I would've gladly taken it if I'd been on the forum back then! https://www.silverstackers.com/forums/index.php?threads/question-for-uk-stackers.51013/#post-647112
Stacks is very reputable. As is Heritage. But I'd much prefer if you sold your sovereigns here! https://auctions.stacksbowers.com/l...britain-12-to-5-sovereign-gold-proof-set-1937
Yes it was $7400. I just calculated in USD, because that was the final price paid. The auction house is on the link above. I sill have an even more valuable. The 1887 proof set, but that is not for sale